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STUDENT SUPPORT & COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Mental Health Counseling

UPA offers free social and emotional health counseling to students in need. A balance of physical, social, and emotional health is essential for student wellbeing and imperative for success at home, school, and in life.

UPA ofrece asesoramiento gratuito sobre salud social y emocional a los estudiantes que lo necesiten. Un equilibrio de salud física, social y emocional es esencial para el bienestar de los estudiantes e imperativo para el éxito en el hogar, la escuela y en la vida.

Student Self Referral 

Parent/Staff Referral

Mental Health and Wellness Resource

Mental Health Resources in English:

Nami of Santa Clara County Home – Warmlines, education, and mental health support

Wellness Resources

Mental Health Resources in Spanish:

Nami (en español): Introducción al NAMI en español – 

Clases de educación de salud mental y grupos de apoyo para individuos o familiares / amigos

Transportation Opportunities for Families/Oportunidades de transporte para familias

UPA strives to help students and families achieve their academic goals. These goals are not possible without reliable transportation. UPA will be offering monthly bus passes to students who qualify for free and reduced lunch and/or are facing financial hardship. If you believe you qualify for this program or are interested in the program please fill out this form. 

Google form link (26-27 Link Coming Soon)

UPA se esfuerza por ayudar a los estudiantes y las familias a alcanzar sus metas académicas. Estos objetivos no son posibles sin un transporte confiable. UPA ofrecerá pases de autobús mensuales a los estudiantes que califiquen para almuerzo gratis o reducido y / o que enfrenten dificultades financieras. Si cree que califica para este programa o está interesado en el programa, por favor llene esta forma. 

Google form link (26-27 Enlace próximamente)

Mobile/Homeless/Foster Youth

UPA is committed to providing a high level of service to any and all students that attend which includes students who are experiencing homelessness, have insecure housing, are in the care of the foster system and/or who are experiencing a high level of mobility. For additional information about programmatic offerings and identification procedures, please contact David Porter or call the front office at 406-723-1839 to be connected.

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